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8 Best Safari extensions for iPhone and iPad in 2024

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There is no denying that Safari is arguably the best web browser for Apple devices. However, no matter how feature-packed Safari is, it still lacks some needed functionalities. Fortunately, you can use many Extensions to add third-party functionality to the browser to improve your browsing experience and boost productivity, security, and privacy. And thanks to iOS 15, even iPhones and iPads now support Safari Extensions.

But, with so many Safari extensions offering similar functionalities, finding the right one becomes overwhelming. So, to help you out, I did the math and curated the list of the best Safari extensions for iPhones and iPads.

1. PiPifier – Picture-in-Picture for any video

As the name suggests, the PiPifier Safari Extension lets you play any HTML5 video in Picture-in-Picture mode on your iPhone. To do so, play any video on YouTube, Netflix, or any other streaming platform, head to the Safari toolbar, and hit the PiPFier icon. The extension provides the same experience as the official YouTube app’s PiP mode, making it a perfect Safari Extension for users who love multitasking.

During my extensive testing, I never found it behaving abruptly or malfunctioning. However, it can sometimes take a little extra time for the PiPifier icon to become available when playing large videos such as movies.

Key features

• Plays any video in PiP
• Adjustable window size and position
• Seamless multitasking experience

Price:  Free (Subscription starts at $0.99/month)

Download: PiPifier

2. Pocket – Save for later

Have you ever encountered web content, be it an article, video, or story, that you wish you could save to savor later without needing to download it? If yes, then Pocket is just the right Safari Extension for you. Pocket allows you to quickly save your favorite web content and catch up with it later whenever you have the required time.

In addition, Pocket has dark and sepia themes to give you a comfortable reading experience. These themes reduce the visual simulation so that extensive reading does not harm your eyes. Besides this, if you are a lazy reader, you can benefit from its “Listen” to make your iPhone speakers read out the articles for you.

While you can install Pocket from the App Store for free, you can choose to go premium ($4.99/month) anytime to explore features like automatic article backups, unlimited highlights, and advanced search.

• Listen feature
• Dark & Sepia themes
• Advanced search

Download: Pocket

3. Grammarly – Writing assistant

Being a writer, I can not imagine a day without Grammarly. Once you install this extension, the Grammarly icon appears virtually everywhere you write text in Safari to give you real-time feedback on your writing. For the unknowns, Grammarly helps you with punctuation, spelling errors, grammatical mistakes, content tone & style, sentence formation, clarity, and more, making it a must-have Safari Extension for anyone with a keyboard, whether virtual or real.

Yes, Apple Intelligence can perform everything that Grammarly can natively, but with Apple Intelligence being reserved for iPhone 15 Pro or later models, Grammarly is here to stay.

• Real-time feedback
• Spell check
• Grammar check

Price: Free (Subscription starts at $29.99/month)

Download: Grammarly

4. Clario – Privacy & security

While Apple is already the head of the table when it comes to users’ privacy and security, having Clario can take your online security to the next level. Calrio is an all-in-one Safari extension that protects your browsing experience on multiple fronts.

It can block ads and trackers, block spam calls, protect your device against malware, and provide a VPN connection to safeguard your online activities.

One thing you must remember about Clario is that it has only a 7-day trial period, and you’ll need to pay the monthly subscription fee ($9) to continue using it.

• Data breach monitor
• Spam calls blocker

Download: Clario

4. Noir – Dark Mode for Safari

Apple added Dark mode support to the iPhone with iOS 13, but many websites have yet to support this popular feature. That’s exactly where this cool Safari extension comes in handy. If you are a “The BOYS” fan, then by now, you must have realized why the extension is given the name Noir.

For someone who prefers the full-on dark mode experience across the websites while browsing Safari, Noir is the best choice. Noir allows you to force every website to operate in dark mode on iPhone and iPad , even if they don’t support it. The workings of this Safari Extension are pretty neat as it uses a smart algorithm to analyze the color pattern on a specific website, then generates a custom dark mode that syncs well with each element of the website.

• Neat implementation
• Custom dark style

Price: $2.99

Download: Noir

5. Adblock Plus for Safari (ABP) – Best adblocker extension

I have yet to meet someone who says he is least bothered by unexpected ads while browsing Safari. Adblock Plus extension Safari is nothing less than a boon for such users. This extension blocks every spammy and unwanted ad you encounter while browsing Safari, enhancing your browsing experience.

The extension always blocks all the annoying ads you encounter while retaining those nonintrusive ones by default. However, you can change this setting as well. In addition to ad blocking, AdBlock Plus for Safari safeguards your private data from privacy-intrusive trackers. Besides this, this extension has an allowlist feature, allowing you to support your favorite websites by allowing them to show ads to you. You can add as many websites as you want to the allowed list.

• Ad Blocking
• Data & privacy protection

Price: Free

Download: Adblock Plus

6. Momentum

Momentum replaces your dull grey home page in Safari with a cool dashboard featuring a mesmerizing background, a good morning greeting, the current city temperature, a to-do list, and a motivational quote. This Safari Extensions ensures you stay motivated and have a feel-good mood every time you open a new start page in the browser. It also asks for your daily goal and showcases it until you check it off.

• Quick weather and forecast info
• Motivational quotes
• Ability to set daily a goal/focus/intention
• Ability to create and manage a to-do list

Price: Free (Subscription starts at $5.99/month)

Download: Momentum

7. Stop the Madness

Stop the Madness is by far the most powerful Safari Extension on this list. This extension basically overrides every restriction a website may have implemented in its code to lock you out of Safari features such as dragging and dropping, using the Command key keyboard shortcuts, copying and pasting, and more.

Besides this, Stop the Madness has the ability to stop URL shorteners. Simply put, this extension first checks the short URL on popular websites like bit.ly and tinyurl.com, then loads the long URL instead of the short one and removes tracking tags from URLs to eliminate clickjacking.

• Ability to stop URL shorteners
• Bypasses website restrictions
• Removes tracking tags

Price: $14.99

Download: Stop the Madness

8. Save to Pinterest – Best for collecting inspiration

For a creative person on a continuous hunt to curate inspiration and ideas across the web, you can’t go wrong with Pinterest’s very own Save to Pinterest extension for Safari. This Safari extension lets you pin images, articles, and other web content to the Pinterest app so you can view them later at your own convenience. Also, with its integrated sharing feature, you can share your favorite pages with your loved ones in no time.

• Quick pinning of web content
• Discover new ideas and trends
• Organize pins into boards

Download: Pinterest

Enjoy enhanced Safari experience…

There you go; these were some of the best Safari extensions you can install and enjoy using on your iPhone and iPad. Each extension on this list offers a wide array of functionalities that enhance your privacy, productivity, and convenience.

So, what’s your favorite Safari extension on this list? Or if you think that some other extension deserves a mention, do share its name in the comments below.

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One of the handiest types of software in anyone’s quiver is the browser extension: those cool little applets that let your browser do what you want it to do. And one of the nicest things about iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 is that you can now add extensions to the Safari browser. Even though this is a new feature that launched with the latest iOS version, there are already a number of useful extensions available for you to add.

What follows is a rundown on how to add extensions to your Safari app — while we’ve illustrated the process using an iPhone, you can follow the same basic directions with an iPad. We’ve also included a sampling of some extensions you can try.

How to add extensions

• Tap on the Settings app.
• Scroll down to and select Safari > Extensions.
• Any extensions that you’ve already installed will be listed here. Tap on “More Extensions” if you’d like to see what’s available in the App Store. (You can also simply go to the App Store and search on “Safari Extensions.”)

• Once you’ve installed your first extension, you’ll see a little “puzzle piece” icon on the left side of Safari’s address bar. Tap that, and the menu that pops up will include your current extensions plus a “Manage Extensions” selection, which lets you toggle your extensions on and off.

Some extensions to try

This is a small sampling of some of the extensions that you can now access via the App Store. While there are not many extensions yet available (compared to the number of extensions for, say, Chrome), it’s a pretty safe bet that there will be lots more to come over the next few months.

Amplosion ($2.99)

AMP, which is short for “Accelerated Mobile Pages,” is a web format created by Google to optimize search results for mobile browsers. However, if you’d rather not have Google tweaking the webpages you upload, you can use Amplosion to redirect the AMP links that show up in search results into normal mobile links.

Noir ($2.99)

When you’re browsing at night and you’ve set your iPhone or iPad to dark mode, you will often hit a website that is bright enough to make your eyes water. Noir allows you to set a dark mode for all the websites you visit.

1Password (subscription needed)

1Password is a well-known and respected password manager . If you’re a 1Password user, there’s no question that you’re going to want to add this one to your mobile Safari app.

Super Agent for Safari (free)

This handy extension automatically fills out a website’s cookie consent forms based on your preferences, which can save you a lot of time and irritation.

Web Inspector (free)

Something for developers: an app that lets you inspect the HTML coding of a website, modify it, debug it, and perform other essential tasks.

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How to add and enable extensions in Safari for iPhone and iPad

• How to add an extension to Safari
• How to enable an extension in Safari

If you use Safari on your Mac, then you may be familiar with extensions. These are basically add-ons for Safari that you can customize the browser with, and they enhance your overall user experience. Since Safari itself is pretty barebones to start with, having extensions can greatly improve the usability of Apple's native browser.

With iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, Apple added extensions for mobile Safari, bringing it more in line with the desktop version. But how do you go about adding and enabling them? Don't worry, we'll show you the ropes.

How to add an extension to Safari on iPhone and iPad

Before you can start using Safari extensions, you'll need apps that support the feature first. You also want to make sure that you are running iOS 15 or iPadOS 15 on your best iPhone and favorite iPad , respectively. Since this is a brand new feature, you need to be running the latest software for it to work. It won't be available with iOS/iPadOS 14 and earlier.

You can add an extension to Safari by downloading apps with Safari extensions just like any other app or game on the App Store. You can simply search for "Safari extensions" on the App Store search page, or check a simple list that Apple has with some extension apps .

For a full collection of all supported apps on the App Store, you can get to it from the Settings app.

• Launch Settings on your iPhone or iPad.
• Scroll down and tap Safari .
• Tap Extensions .

• Scroll down and tap More Extensions . This takes you to the App Store with all apps that support extensions.
• Tap Get (Free) or $X.XX on the apps with Safari extensions that you want to use.

• Download or purchase the app like you would with any other app or game.

How to enable an extension in Safari on iPhone and iPad

Once you have your apps with Safari extensions, you need to make sure that they are enabled before they can start working. There are two ways to go about this: from Settings, or directly in Safari.

To do this from Settings :

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• Under the Allow These Extensions area, tap on the extension you want to enable.
• Turn the toggle to ON (green) if you want to enable the extension.

• Repeat steps 1-5 for all extensions you want to enable.

To do this from Safari :

• Launch Safari on your iPhone or iPad.
• Tap the Reader/Extensions button in the toolbar . It looks like "AA" with a puzzle piece next to it.

• In the menu that pops up, tap Manage Extensions .
• Turn the toggle to ON (green) for any extension you want to use.
• Optionally, to disable an extension, just make sure the toggle is OFF (gray).

Make your life better with Safari extensions

As you can see, Safari extensions can really improve your mobile web experience. Extensions are used to block annoying ads and trackers, enable dark mode on any webpage, give you Picture-in-Picture for videos, help you save money, and more. And there are so many on the App Store! If you want some personal recommendations, check out what we think are the best Safari extensions for iPhone and iPad .

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iOS 15: How to Download and Install Safari Web Extensions

In iOS 15, Safari now supports third-party web extensions, which can be downloaded and installed through the App Store . Extensions can change how Apple's Safari browser works in useful ways, or even add extra functionality to it.

In addition, developers can now create universal extensions that will work on Mac, iPhone , and iPad , thanks to WebExtension APIs that employ a cross-platform technology and can also support other browsers, like Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.

The following steps show you how to get extensions to enhance your browsing experience in Safari on iOS 15.

• Launch the Settings app on your ‌iPhone‌ or ‌iPad‌.
• Scroll down and tap Safari .
• Under "General," tap Extensions .
• Tap More Extensions .

This last step will take you to a section of the ‌App Store‌ dedicated to Safari extensions, which you can browse and optionally download and install. Note that some extensions are free, whereas others include features that require in-app purchases to unlock them.

Once you install an extension, you'll see it listed in the "Extensions" screen in Settings, where you'll be able to control any extension-related options.

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One of the flagship new features in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 is the redesigned Safari web browser. While the highlight of the new Safari is its user interface, it also gains compatibility with more powerful, Mac-like browser extensions. Now that iOS 15 is available to download, there are plenty of extensions hitting the App Store, and we’ve put together a list of some to try out.

Users of 1Password will love the new Safari extension in the latest update. The 1Password extension gives you the ability to see any password right in Safari and fill in password fields with saved ones. The extension can automatically fill in two-factor authentication codes as well. If you’re using an iPad, you will get the entire desktop 1Password experience. The extension will appear in the toolbar for you to access at any time.

The developer behind Apollo for Reddit, Christian Selig, has created a new Safari extension called Amplosion. Amplosion redirects you to the original webpage when you open an AMP link in Safari. The app also lets you keep track of how many times you’ve visited an AMP link and how many times you’ve used Amplosion to avoid one. Amplosion is priced at just $1.99 and if you hate AMP as much as I do it’s well worth it.

Christian has also created an extension that adds an HTML web inspector to Safari. The app is priced at $0.99 and is well worth it – since Apple still hasn’t added its own inspector.

CardPointers

The new CardPointers Safari extension knows what deals you may be able to take advantage of on different shopping websites. CardPointers says that it’s compatible with thousands of websites. While shopping in Safari with the extension enabled, you’ll get a notice telling you which card to use for the best deal as well as any special offers.

Cheep is an app that helps you find deals on Flights. With its latest update, it adds a Safari extension for use with Google Flights. The extension helps determine the cost per mile, distance in miles, and recommends whether or not you should book the flight. Cheep is free.

Am excited for Cheep launch for iOS 15 today! https://t.co/IgcZ7i1upe – safari extension for google tells you the miles, cost per mile, and rating – personalize airline alliances for mileage run deals – minimum fare rating you want to see – integration with TikTok and Instagram pic.twitter.com/RpJ84MYmys — Chum (@jchum) September 20, 2021

Web Inspector

This app is a simple web inspector that appears to be designed to look familiar to those who frequently use one in Chrome on the Mac. This extension lets you inspect webpages and edit their elements, enter JavaScript commands, view network requests, and more. It’s also entirely free.

I just released Web Inspector for iOS and iPadOS. It's a Safari extension for web developers to edit web pages on the fly, debug JavaScript, and more. It's free with no in-app purchases: https://t.co/u5mBSkMKnV pic.twitter.com/U1PdXv9VjK — Zhenyi Tan (@zhenyitan) September 20, 2021

HyperWeb is a new extension that adds the ability to customize just about anything you want to in Safari while browsing the web. The app lets you create blockers, personalize search, and customize the design of webpages. The app can also recommend enhancements to enable to make the extension more powerful.

Language Translator by Mate

Safari already has some translation features built-in but a new app from Gikken called Language Translator can help you take things to the next level. The app’s new Safari extension can automatically translate sites in 40 languages without any work required by the user. You can also select text and get a pop-up window if you want to translate it to another language. The app is pricey though at $29.99 but if you frequently need to translate different sites in a multitude of languages it might be worth the buy.

Vidimote is a new Safari extension that allows you to control video playback from the toolbar. The extension lets you change the speed of videos, jump ahead, switch between PiP and fullscreen, and more. Vidimote is $4.99 and available now.

StopTheMadness

StopTheMadness is a Safari extension that helps you take control of websites you frequently visit. The extensions lets you enable native iOS features like contextual menus, text editing, drag and drop, and autofill. The extension also improves privacy on the web by stopping clickjacking for different services among other things. StopTheMadness is priced at $7.99 on the App Store.

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With the arrival of iOS 15, Safari for iPhone and iPad gained proper extensions. Apple has taken the same curated App Store approach as it did with Safari for Mac, vastly improving Safari's web browsing capabilities.

Here are some of the highlights, and a brief overview of how extensions work on iOS and iPadOS.

Extensions for the Safari browser on iPhone and iPad are managed using the App Store. You can search for new extensions as you would any other app, and updates are managed by the App Store and can be applied automatically too.

You'll even find a dedicated Safari Extensions category in the App Store app by tapping the Apps tab then scrolling down to "Top Categories" and tapping See All > Safari Extensions.

When you have enabled one or more extensions you will see a small icon in the address bar that looks like a puzzle piece. Tapping on this will show active extensions and a "Manage Extensions" option where you can enable and disable extensions quickly.

Due to Apple's careful approach to privacy in iOS , expect to be asked to grant permission to certain websites or services. Some apps require "Access" to every website they are designed to work with, while others may ask to filter your traffic if they are designed to block certain types of content.

You can go to Settings > Safari > Extensions to see a list of currently installed extensions, what each has access to, and any privacy disclosures. You can also give an extension full access to all websites here, which gets rid of the frequent permissions pop-ups.

You should make sure you fully understand the risks of allowing an app developer to access this information. A similar comparison can be made to third party keyboards , which may require "Full Access" and thus be able to store or transmit anything that is typed.

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Many websites now support dark themes either with a toggle or by detecting your device's current settings. Many still don't, and that's a problem when you're trying to browse at night. Turn Off the Lights is one such free extension that attempts to remedy this.

On Safari, the app works by adding a semi-transparent dark overlay. This has the effect of dimming page content without inverting colors, so things appear much dimmer. The benefit of this approach is that it leaves page styles alone which means you're less likely to run into problems with page styles or readability.

It's not foolproof and some websites resist the extension, while the overlay can be a little temperamental at times. It also lacks the customization that you'll find on the desktop version.

Nitefall is a good alternative if Turn Off the Lights falls short. It's also free but can only be used on a limited number (25) of websites. It has three dark themes, support for maps, and site-specific settings but if you want to use it on more websites you'll need to upgrade for a one-off fee of $3.99.

Related: How to Enable Dark Mode on your iPhone and iPad

Do you have a nasty tab habit? Culling hundreds of tabs using Safari's tiled view is tedious even on the latest devices. It's not possible to read the full website name or URL, and many older tab previews will be purged. Startpage.ai makes this process much easier.

Once you've set new tabs to open with Startpage.ai you'll see a neat list of all current tabs, with the most recently used at the top. Each tab title is listed with its URL, and you can even filter tabs using the search bar at the top. You can then close each tab with a tap of the red "Close" button.

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There's even a dark mode toggle at the top of the screen for managing your tab addiction after dark. An essential extension for anyone who never closes tabs, and something Apple should probably copy to make managing tabs in future versions of Safari less of a mess.

Cookie warnings are one of the most annoying things on the modern internet. It's not necessarily a bad thing that websites now have to ask you before tracking you or gathering information, but cookie warnings introduce additional steps to reading almost any article on the web.

Super Agent is one extension that can help. Install the extension then set your cookie preferences in the app and let Super Agent take care of the rest. The extension will action your preferences on a large number of websites (though not all websites are supported).

Cookies are split into three sections: advertising, functional, and performance. Any that don't fit these categories are automatically blocked. There's no subscription, and the accompanying app makes it easy to manage your preferences.

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Previously a plug-in for the desktop version of Safari, PiPifier does one thing and it does it well: restoring picture-in-picture functionality to videos across the web. Apple added this handy feature to Safari in iOS 14, but it hasn't always worked everywhere. The feature allows you to watch a video in a frame while using other apps, and it has a transformative effect on iPhone and iPad multitasking.

Notably, YouTube blocks picture-in-picture mode on Safari for iPhone and iPad in a bid to get you to use the YouTube app. The YouTube app currently sells this feature back to you as part of a YouTube Red subscription. PiPifier restores picture-in-picture mode to the web version of YouTube, allowing you to use the full functionality of Safari with YouTube once more.

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If you use 1Password then the app's accompanying Safari extension provides a "desktop-class" experience. Of course, the extension isn't going to be of much use to you if you use another service like LastPass or Apple's iCloud Keychain (which already integrates nicely with Safari ).

You can use the extension to autofill details like passwords , credit card details , two-factor authentication codes , and more. You can also quickly access any favorite credentials or notes, and add new items to your 1Password account.

If you want one extension that includes most of the separate enhancements listed above, Hyperweb is what you're looking for. It's the Swiss army knife of mobile Safari extensions, providing features like dark mode (by inverting colors), cookie pop-up management, picture-in-picture plus content blocking, and search engine personalization too.

Related: What Is Google AMP, and Why Is It In My Search Results?

Hyperweb also allows you to apply custom styles and run custom user scripts from websites like Stylish and Greasy Fork which can change the look and feel of some of your favorite websites. It also blocks Google's AMP (Accelerated Mobile Project) pages when visiting from a search engine, and it's currently the only free extension to do so.

If you use third-party apps for services like Twitter, Reddit, or YouTube you can force content to open in apps like Tweetbot, Apollo, or Syndromi. You can also direct Apple Maps to Google Maps, open streams in apps like VLC, or send PDFs to PDF Expert.

Hyperweb's most powerful feature allows you to create your own rules known as local enhancements. You can set "If" and "Then" parameters that target specific URLs, domains, pages, and search engines that go well beyond the included enhancements. You can only create one of these rules in the free version, or you can pay $2.99/month to unlock the extension's functionality.

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22 Best Safari Extensions for iPhone and iPad

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While Pocket is available for free, you can upgrade to the premium version ($4.99/month) to unlock features like automatic article backups, unlimited highlights, and advanced search.

• Dark and sepia themes 
• Listen feature 
• Customizable interface 
• Advanced search
• Automatic article backups
• May freeze at times

What’s more, there is also an option to save your loyalty cards, so they are always readily available at checkout. Thanks to the matching suggestions, it ensures you don’t forget to buy any important items. Shopping aside, Bring also lets you explore a variety of recipes and enhance your cooking skills with handy tips and tricks. So, if you are looking to amp up your shopping game, this extension can fit your bill seamlessly.

• A pretty simple way to create shopping lists
• Personalized suggestions
• Fully customizations
• Option to save loyalty cards
• Freemium version is quite limited

3. Grammarly

Grammarly comes with a smart auto-correct feature to quickly spot grammar and spelling mistakes and correct them right away. Thus, you can continue to pen down your thoughts with the desired flow. Notably, this web extension works at its best on iPad, thanks to features like comprehensive writing feedback, cloud-based document management, and full compatibility with hardware keyboards.

• Real-time writing suggestions
• Auto-correction
• Comprehensive writing feedback
• Cloud-based document management
• Premium version is comparatively expensive

4. Web Inspector

Also, Web Inspector allows you to type JavaScript commands in the console to debug, modify, and retrieve the essential information about a webpage. Hence, you will be able to keep track of logs and warnings related to a webpage. Another feature that makes Web Inspector a worthy tool is the ability to let you analyze the timing and layout of rendering as well as access details about the data stored by a webpage.

• Option to analyse the timing of the layout
• Check the detailed list of network requests
• Ability to track local and session storage
• Interface looks dull

5. Turn Off the Lights for Safari

With support for several popular video sites, including YouTube, Hulu, Vimeo, Dailymotion, twitch.tv, and more, it can help you minimize distractions while streaming videos. Interestingly, it also lets you choose from several resolutions, including 8K, 5K, 4K, 1080p, and more. And just in case you prefer to have a set show time, you can even activate the night mode at the desired time.

• Supports several popular video sites
• Choose from many video resolutions
• Option to automatically activate night mode
• Latency issues

As someone who prefers to have a full-on dark theme across the system for a more convenient viewing experience (while also saving some battery), Noir easily found a safe spot in this coveted roundup of the best Safari web extensions for iPhone and iPad. The web extension is pretty neat and works efficiently in letting you force any website to use dark mode in Safari on your iOS 15 or iPadOS 15 devices. With the help of a smart algorithm, the extension analyzes the colors used on a specific site and generates a custom dark style that seems in perfect sync.

• Pretty neat implementation
• Generates custom dark style in a jiffy
• Works reliably on both iPhone and iPad
• May not work on some websites

If you are a Redditor, you may already be familiar with Apollo. For those unaware, Apollo is one of the best Reddit apps for iPhone . With this Safari extension, you can open any Reddit web link in the Apollo app. With fully customizable gestures, a more intuitive media viewer, and a neat Safari view controller for browsing articles and links, it makes browsing Reddit faster and more enjoyable.

• Neat Safari view controller
• Fully customizable gestures
• Intuitive media viewer
• Full inline Imgur uploading
• Swipe gestures do not always feel smooth

8. Honey Smart Shopping Assistant

When you have a smart shopping assistant like Honey at your beck and call, you are more likely to cash in on the hottest deals. As someone who has used Honey to find exclusive deals on my PC, I’m glad to see its Safari extension come to iPhone. With this web extension always at your disposal, you can shop at many stores right from one spot. Yeah, you no longer need to hop from one store to the other to grab the latest deals.

• Designed to be a smart shopping assistant
• Shot at many stores from one spot
• A quick way to apply to coupon codes
• Finding vouchers doesn’t seem straightforward

If you are planning to double down on security and privacy on your iPhone , you should definitely check out Clario. This Safari extension offers reliable identity protection with a data breach monitor and a handy ad blocker to let you browse the web with the needed peace of mind.

• Built-in VPN service
• Encrypts your data for enhanced security 
• Smart ad blocker 
• Modern looking UI
• Slightly overpriced

Install Clario ( 7-day free trial , $8.99/ month)

10. Amerigo – File Manager

• Integrated with several cloud services
• Native PDF editor
• Supports Microsoft Office files
• Private browsing mode
• Highly expensive

Install Amerigo: ( Free , in-app purchases start at $2.49)

11. Microsoft Translator

• Supports more than 70 languages
• Voice translation
• Works offline
• Option to share translations
• Translating language seems sluggish at times

Install Microsoft Translator: ( Free )

12. RoadBlock

• Block different types of ads and pop-ups
• Create and manage multiple profiles
• iCloud sync support
• Free version is rather limited

13. 1Password

• Ability to create multiple vaults
• Create strong passwords with ease
• Works as a secure two-factor authenticator
• Ability to share passwords
• Option to migrate information between accounts
• Doesn’t offer a free version

14. Pinterest

• Option to explore a variety of topics
• Pretty neat and snappier user-interface
• Geared for fully personalized experience
• Lacks better control over sponsored pins

15. Super Agent for Safari

• Automatically fills out website’s cookie consent
• Split’s optional cookies into three categories
• Opts out of useless cookies
• Not all websites are supported

• Easy way to view HTML of a webpage
• Fast syntax highlighting
• A quick way to share HTML
• Doesn’t offer a direct way to edit the code

17. Hyperweb

• Offers a quick way to create blockers
• Option to customize search
• Ability to personalize the design of web pages
• YouTube PiP mode may not work

Install Hyperweb: ( Free )

• Great for finding the exclusive deals on Flights
• Personalized flight recommendations
• Very helpful for planning a trip
• App’s interface doesn’t seem intuitive

19. Amplosion

Are you someone who doesn’t like AMP pages? If that’s the case, keep the Amplosion Safari extension at your disposal. Developed by Apollo creator Christian Selig, Amplosion works reliably in redirecting Google’s AMP pages and links to standard links in Safari . Since it’s open-source and designed with transparency in mind, you can check out what the extension is doing. In a nutshell, it’s a useful Safari extension for iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 users, especially for folks who wish to get the most out of Apple’s stock browser.

• Redirects Google’s AMP pages to standard links in Safari
• Open-source
• Designed with transparency in mind
• At times, takes more time to redirect links

20. CardPointers

• Makes it incredibly simple to track bonus
• Monitors recurring bank credits from more than 3,000 credit cards
• Renewal recommendations
• Add cards interface is a bit confusing

21. Language Translator by Mate

• Supports more than 100 languages
• Excels in translating languages

22. Vidimote

• Provides smooth playback controls
• Lets you watch videos at up to 2x original speed
• Shows the actual time remaining
• Doesn’t work with all the web videos

Install Vidimote: ( $3.99 )

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How to safely install and use Safari extensions on iPhone in iOS 15

If you are excited to try some third-party Safari extensions on iPhone and iPad, we show you the correct steps to do that. You will also see how to disable a Safari extension temporarily or uninstall it completely. And finally, we will go over three useful Safari extensions that you too might love using on your iPhone.

How to download, install, and use Safari extensions on iPhone

Before you begin, make sure you are running iOS 15  or later. After that, follow these steps to get and use Safari extensions on iPhone.

• Open the Settings app and tap Safari .
• Tap Extensions > More Extensions . This will open the Safari Extensions page in the iPhone App Store.
• Tap GET to download a Safari extension.
• Once the extension is downloaded, go to Settings > Safari > Extensions and enable it from here.
• Optional: Open the extension from the iPhone Home Screen. It looks just like a regular app. Configure its settings if applicable.
• Open Safari, and you should see an extension icon in the address bar. Tap it to use the extension.
• Note that, if you installed a content blocker extension, you may not see the extensions icon. To use content blockers, tap AA and choose Turn on Content Blockers or Turn off Content Blockers .

How to change Safari extension permission on iPhone

When you use a Safari extension for the first time, it may show a popup asking permission to work on that particular web page. You can allow for one day, always allow, or don’t allow. Later, you can manage this by following these steps.

• Open Settings and tap Safari .
• Tap Extensions .
• Tap the extension name .
• Under Permissions for “extension name”, tap an option to change it.

How to disable a Safari extension on iPhone

Want to stop using an extension (but not want to delete it)? Here’s how to do that.

• Turn off the switch for the desired extension or content blocker here.
• If you change your mind, follow the same steps to re-enable it.

You may also do this inside the Safari app by following these steps.

• Open Safari and tap the extensions icon or AA from the address bar.
• Tap Manage Extensions .
• Disable (or enable) the extensions here.
• Finally, tap Done .

How to uninstall and remove Safari extensions on iPhone

Removing a Safari extension is the same as deleting any regular iOS app . Here’s how.

• Long-press the Safari extension icon from the Home Screen or App Library.
• Tap Remove App > Delete App > Delete .
• Restart your iPhone.

You may also remove Safari extension by going to Settings > General > iPhone Storage > tap the extension name > Delete App .

3 Safari extensions I love using on my iPhone

Currently, the Safari Extensions section in the App Store is full of ad blockers, content blockers, adult site blockers , and such. There aren’t many useful extensions. But here are three that I have installed and use frequently.

1. PiPifier

I like listening to long debates and podcasts like videos and documentaries on YouTube in Safari. Annoyingly, YouTube does not support Picture-in-Picture. (I mean, it does, then stops, then does . As of writing this, it does not support PiP in Safari on iPhone running iOS 15.0.2.)

This is where a tiny 1 MB extension called PiPifier comes in. It lets you enjoy videos in Picture-in-Picture mode, even on websites that do not support it, like YouTube. Overall this is my favorite iOS 15 Safari extension. Super handy!

Note : YouTube is testing PiP in its iOS app for premium subscribers .

2. Turn Off the Lights

Not all websites have the toggle to enable Dark Mode or support system Dark Mode. On these sites, enabling this extension can be comfortable during the night.

Plus, if you are watching something on YouTube in Safari, Turn Off the Lights will keep the video in focus and dim everything else. It looks pretty nice.

If I am not paying a website to consume their content, I do not like blocking ads on them. However, some websites take ads to such an annoying level that an informed user is forced to block them, else viewing content becomes a pain. If I am ever on such a website, I tap AA > Turn on Content Blockers to eliminate all ads.

Related : How to stop apps on your iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV from tracking you

This is how you can download, install, enable, use, disable, and delete Safari extension on iPhone in iOS 15. The steps for iPad are similar.

As said, this is just the beginning. Give it a few months, and we might see multiple Safari extensions of all kinds that add more functionality.

What do you think of this feature? Is it something you always wanted and are now glad it exists? Let us know using the comments section below.

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Meet Safari Web Extensions on iOS

Safari extensions

Enhance and customize the web browsing experience on iPhone, iPad, and Mac with Safari extensions. Using powerful native APIs and frameworks, as well as familiar web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, you can easily create Safari extensions in Xcode and distribute them on the App Store in the Extensions category. Xcode 12 and later supports the popular WebExtension API and includes a porting tool to make it easy to bring your extensions to Safari.

Blocking content

Give users the ability to block certain content types on Safari iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. Built with Xcode, these app extensions are designed for speed and don’t slow down browsing. And because extensions never see what webpages users visit, user data is protected.

Learn about content blockers

Web extensions

Extend the web-browsing experience by allowing Safari to read and modify web page content. Now supported in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, Safari web extensions are available on all Apple devices that support Safari. These extensions are built with Xcode and can communicate and share data with native apps — so you can integrate app content into Safari or send web data back to your app to create a unified experience.

Learn about Safari web extensions

Distributing and managing extensions

The Extensions category on the App Store for iPhone, iPad, and Mac showcases Safari extensions, with editorial spotlights and top charts to help people discover and download great extensions from the developer community. When your Safari extension is ready to be released, upload it to App Store Connect for distribution on the App Store. Apple reviews all extensions and updates to ensure they work reliably. Before submitting for review, make sure to read the guidelines for extensions .

Get started with App Store Connect

Converting extensions from other browsers

Web extensions that work in browsers other than Safari can be converted to support Safari on Apple platforms. Run the command-line web extension converter to create an Xcode project configured with a macOS app and/or iOS or iPadOS app that includes an extension that can be enabled in Safari.

Learn about converting a web extension for Safari

Upgrading macOS Safari web extensions to support iOS and iPadOS

It's easy to upgrade an existing macOS Safari web extension to also support iOS and iPadOS. Simply rerun your project through the command-line web extension converter tool with the --rebuild-project option. This will create a new Xcode project based on your existing project that includes extensions for these platforms.

How to Use Safari Extensions on iPhone & iPad

Until now, Safari extensions weren't available on iPhone or iPad, limiting the ability to use these handy third-party tools in our daily browsing. But with iOS 15, we will now be able to enjoy Safari browser extensions on these devices. Here is how to add Safari addons:

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• Browse more conveniently by setting up web extensions on your iPhone in Safari.
• Access website functions such as wishlists or discount codes more easily.

Note:  Since extensions are so new to Safari in iOS 15, many app developers have not yet released extensions in the App Store. For now, most of the available options are related to blocking ads and increasing browser safety, but more will follow as this new feature grows in popularity!

How to Add Extensions to Safari in iOS 15

Safari web extensions are tools that allow you to use a function of a website even when you are outside of that website. To add Safari browser extensions on your iPhone or iPad, you'll need to have updated to iOS 15 or iPadOS 15 . Once you've updated to the most current software version, follow the steps below. If you're interested in learning more about the many new and improved features included in the iOS and iPadOS updates, sign up for our free Tip of the Day newsletter!

• Return to Safari > Extensions in Settings.

That's all there is to it! Now your Safari extension is enabled and ready to use. When you open Safari, you can find this extension in the Share menu located at the bottom of your screen.

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Manage Your Safari Extensions on iPhone and iPad

For those looking to manage their Safari extensions, doing so from an iPhone or an iPad is actually relatively easy. With Safari being Apple’s own web-browser, there’s a reason users may choose this as their go-to browser. With extensions, users are able to further customize their web experience through adding certain modifications.

Concerning extensions, there’s an entire world of possibilities. Users can have extensions that block pop-ups, help them find coupons, block content and more. Using this guide, I’ll show you how to manage your extensions in Safari on your iPhone and iPad, as well as where users can find even more extensions for their browser.

Where is Manage Extensions in Safari?

If you are looking for where to find your Safari extensions, navigating to this is actually rather easy.

On either your iPad or iPhone, perform the following actions:

• Go to Settings > Safari

This will show you your extensions that you have for Safari. Additionally, you can also select More Extensions to browse through what is available on the App Store. If you find one that you like, you are able to download it be selecting either its price (should it have one) or by selecting Get. You will then just need to follow the onscreen instructions.

It’s worth mentioning that any extensions you install on your iPhone or iPad will also appear as Safari settings on additional devices that are signed into the same Apple ID. This can make them easier to access and download.

Suggestions for Safari Extensions

When it comes to using extensions on Safari, some can be particularly more helpful than others. Personally, there’s a couple of free extensions that I would recommend.

• Turn Off the Lights for Safari : This free extension enables Dark Mode across the web. Additionally, this extension also allows users to customize what it and what isn’t in Dark Mode. This app allows pages with video to darken to focus more on the streaming content: giving users a theatre experience directly on their device. There’s plenty of more options as well, and with the extension being free, there really isn’t a reason not to try it.
• Ka-Block : This is a free content blocker that is also open-source. Using this app, users can prevent both ads and tracking scripts from slowing down any webpages that a user visits. They also have an extension for Mac as well.
• Checkmate : This free app helps users find deals while they shop online by automatically applying deals when the user goes to checkout. How the app works is that it tracks deals online stores send out, and then collects unused discounts and gives them directly to you.

You can find all of these extensions through the More Extensions option as outlined above.

How do I Remove Unwanted Extensions from Safari?

If you don’t like a particular Safari extensions, you don’t have to keep it around. Unfortunately, uninstalling these extensions can be a bit weird, but luckily there is a way to do it.

If you are looking to remove a Safari extension, from your device, simply follow these steps:

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How to remove unwanted extensions from Safari.

How do I Edit Safari Extensions on iPhone and iPad?

When it comes to managing and editing your extensions, users also have options. Being able to set your own permissions and settings through an extension is possible, users just need to ensure that they are navigating to the right place.

On an iPhone, the easiest way to manage extensions is by going through Settings > Safari > Extensions . Click on the extensions you want to modify, then select Extension Settings . The extension may need to be turned on to find this option.

For those on an iPad, not only can you follow the same steps for the iPhone from above, but you can also tap the puzzle-icon next to the right-side of the search field and select Manage Extensions . This also allows you to set permissions within the extension.

Working with Safari Extensions on iPhone and iPad

Being able to modify Safari through extensions can be extraordinarily helpful for a majority of users. By using extensions, users can create an experience that is custom-tailored specifically to their needs. Using this guide, users can easily install new extensions, and then manage them directly from their settings.

How you choose to surf the web is ultimately up to you. However, there are way to customize this experience in a manner that ensures you’re getting the most out of Safari. Whether you’re using your iPad or your iPhone to browse the web, users still have the option of adding extensions to Safari to create the best experience possible for them. Using this guide, be sure to give extensions a try.

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You may have used browser extensions on your computer before. Many people find them extremely handy, while some are unaware of these convenient tools. With iOS 15, Apple brought Safari extensions to the iPhone and iPad.

There are many great options to choose from on the App Store. We've rounded up the best free Safari extensions below, so you can get started using them on your iPhone or iPad today. Just make sure you update to iOS 15 first.

Honey promises to save your time and money by being the best shopping tool in the US. The app automatically searches for all available coupons codes and reward offers on the web so that you can shop at your favorite stores for less using the Safari mobile browser.

Read More: Charitable and Eco-Friendly Online Shopping Extensions for Conscious Shoppers

The extension offers cashback and sends you notifications for price drops at select stores. Check out the daily buying tips and price insights, and see daily collections from deal experts.

You don't have to spend long hours searching for the best deals and discounts anymore.

Download: Honey (Free)

2. Grammarly

Grammarly is quite a popular spell-checking app that gives you real-time feedback to help you correct writing errors. Now that you can use it on your iPhone, Grammarly will help you send error-free emails or write expertly in online forms. The keyboard for Grammarly works in all the apps downloaded on your iPhone.

Read More: The Best Download-Free Spelling and Grammar Checkers

The app offers spelling checks, synonyms, enhanced vocabulary options, autocorrect, text predictions, and comprehensive writing feedback. Moreover, you can upgrade to Grammarly premium for additional suggestions and near-perfect feedback.

Download: Grammarly (Free, subscription available)

This app is offers to maintain the privacy and security of your device. It has a fast VPN, ad-blocking capabilities, identity protection with a data breach monitor, strong Wi-Fi security, and constant live expert assistance, so you can get help anytime you need it.

Clario will instantly alert you for leaks of your passwords, phone number, or any other private information. The VPN will help you encrypt your data to avoid that happening, and you can browse through the internet without your internet provider tracking you.

A seven-day free trial is available, then you can sign up for a monthly or annual subscription.

Download: Clario (Free, subscription available)

4. CardPointers

This unique app tracks every category bonus and recurring bank credit from over 4,000 credit cards to help you save huge amounts of money. It allows you to maximize credit card bonuses and offers so you can earn more cashback points or air miles.

CardPointers also has a location reminder that lets you add your favorite stores to the app. Every time you visit that store, you'll receive a reminder to let you know what card to use for maximum savings. And with the new extension, you'll be getting those reminders even when you're shopping on the web. How cool is that?

You'll have to add your card to begin using the app for a trial.

Download: CardPointers (Free, subscription available)

Using this extension is kind of like digitalizing your personality. You can create your own space and save all your favorite topics to it. That might include stories, articles, news, sports, videos, games, and everything in between. Anything you see online, or have subscribed to, can be saved instantly using this extension.

The app has a clean and straightforward layout, making it easy to use and allowing for long hours of reading without getting too overwhelmed or uncomfortable. Tired of reading? You can even listen to the content you've saved using Pocket.

Any time you're taking a 10-minute break and would like to read the latest news or stories about your favorite topics, Pocket will lead you to something instantly.

Download: Pocket (Free, subscription available)

Make the Most of Safari With These iOS Extensions

iOS 15 allows you to add extensions to Safari on your iPhone and iPad, making your Safari browsing experience even more productive.

Safari extensions can offer grammar checks, literary corrections, the best shopping deals online, privacy and security, and ad blockers. Download them now and upgrade Safari.

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The Complete Guide to iOS Safari Extensions + the 10 Best for iPhone and iPad (Dec 2021)

It's easy to take browser extensions for granted. You find a browser extension, usually for free, that solves some really helpful problem for you. Then you set it up and it just works from that point on. So when do you realize you take browser extensions for granted? When you're browsing the internet on your phone and  don't  have all of those little useful, helpful tools at your disposal.

Fortunately, that's starting to change. In late September 2021,  Apple  rolled out iOS 15 for  iPhones  and  iPads . And one of its biggest new features are browser extensions for the Safari web browser. For the first time ever, a world of browser extensions is now open to Apple mobile users.

Well... "world" might be a bit generous right now. There aren't a ton of extensions available yet, as companies are still developing them and figuring out how to make their desktop extensions viable with the smaller screen and different web browsing behavior on mobile. Still, there are plenty of great extensions out already and certainly plenty more to come.

(Side note: Yes, there are some  Android  browsers that use extensions already, although the default Chrome browser isn't one of them. You can use apps like the Kiwi browser or  Brave browser  on your Android phone to use extensions. However, most, if not all, of the extensions in those cases haven't been optimized for mobile, so your experiences could be all over the place. As for iPhone and iPad users, this is truly the first opportunity to use browser extensions — and these extensions are built specifically for mobile.)

In this article, we'll cover everything you need to know about iOS Safari extensions: How to install them, whether they're safe, and the best ones you should add to vastly improve your iPhone and iPad browsing experience.

Tutorial: How to Install Safari Extensions in iOS 15

Here's a full walkthrough on how to install Safari browser extensions on your iPhone or iPad, starting with how to find them and going all the way through how to use these iOS Safari extensions on a day-to-day basis.

Where to find iOS Safari extensions on your iPhone or iPad

There are two primary ways you can find Safari browser extensions: by going through Safari settings or by searching in the App Store. They each have their own merits, although we recommend the Settings route to start for a more curated and thorough experience.

Our recommended method for finding iOS Safari extensions is through the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad. Go to Settings > Safari > Extensions and click "More Extensions." If you're not seeing the "More Extensions" option, it's because you're not running iOS 15+ — you're probably still on iOS 14 or earlier.

From that screen, you can see Apple's curated lists of the best Safari web extensions for your iPhone or iPad as well as the lists of the Top Free and Top Paid extensions. 

(You can also find this section in the App Store by going to Apps, scrolling down to Top Categories, clicking See All, and finding Safari Extensions in that list. That method is more byzantine than the Settings route, which is why we recommended it.)

This is a great search method to see the best of the Safari extensions that are out there — and what Apple is recommending (usually a strong endorsement of quality, utility, and design). However, it's not  the  exhaustive list of all of the available extensions.

You can find even more Safari extensions with an App Store search. The process is as simple as searching for "safari extensions iPhone," "safari browser extensions," or even just "safari extensions." This is good for finding more obscure extensions but, oddly, worse for finding some of the bigger names; we found some Safari app extensions, for whatever reason, didn't appear in the search results.

How to install Safari extensions on your iPhone or iPad

The first step to adding a Safari app extension is just like adding any app to your phone or tablet: Just hit the "GET" button (or the button with the price on it) and the extension will download and install. From there, click "OPEN." That will take you to the extension's companion app. In some cases, the app will walk you through the extension installation process — because, right now, it's actually a bit of a labyrinth to install Safari extensions.

In case the app  doesn't  take you through the process, here's what you need to do.

Go to any browser tab in Safari and tap on the "AA" symbol on the left side of the URL bar.

Tap the puzzle piece next to "Manage Extensions."

Tap the slider to turn on the extension.

Next up, you'll need to grant permissions to the Safari browser extension you're setting up. We'll get into privacy considerations later in this article, but, in general, iOS Safari extensions work like the browser extensions you use on your desktop computer. That is: They request some pretty serious things (like access to all of your browsing data), so make sure you trust the company behind the extension and you're comfortable with granting that level of access.

To review permissions:

Click the "Review" button in the top right of your screen.

Decide how much access you wish to allow. If you trust the extension and don't want to be annoyed by constant permission pop-ups, you'll want to click "Always Allow..." and then "Always Allow on Every Website."

How to use iOS Safari extensions after they're installed

With that, your extension is set up.

Depending on the extension, it will either pop up automatically on relevant sites, or you can manually trigger it in the future by tapping the puzzle piece on your URL bar, then tapping on the extension in the menu.

The 11 Best iOS Safari Browser Extensions (Updated November 2021)

Simplycodes (free).

SimplyCodes is a browser extension that finds the best coupon codes when you're shopping online and allows you to apply them at checkout. SimplyCodes is one of the first popular desktop shopping extensions to receive a native iOS app and sports the largest number of verified, active promo codes for the largest number of merchants. (Editor's note: The team behind Knoji is also the team behind SimplyCodes. But our editorial team has full discretion over whether or not to include it in our content and we wouldn't put it here if it wasn't a truly outstanding iOS Safari extension.)

Acorns (free)

Acorns  is a very popular micro-savings app and  savings goal app . It began as a way to invest the spare change from your purchases — you buy something for $7.49, the app automatically invests 51 cents for you. The extension works a bit differently and operates on a rewards system. When you shop at one of 12,000 or so brands, Acorn will automatically give you a percentage of your purchase back as an investment reward. When you're on one of those brands' websites on Safari, you'll get a pop-up from   Acorns  letting you know how much money they’ll add to your account and invest when you shop on that site. 

AdBlock Pro for Safari (free / premium $10/yr)

In the early days of iOS Safari extensions, a good majority of the options are ad blockers. Ad blocking is a major, if ethically gray, use of browser extensions on desktop, so it's logical that ad blockers made the early leap to mobile. Our pick for the best of the bunch is   AdBlock Pro  for two reasons. One, it’s always been a Safari-only app, meaning it's been designed specifically and solely with the Apple browser in mind. And two, its free plan should be more than enough for most people.

Noir ($2.99)

Dark mode just keeps getting more popular, but not every single website offers a dark mode option. With   Noir , you can essentially (and automatically) force dark mode on any site you're browsing. Noir has plenty of configuration options so you can tweak how sites look and a solid privacy policy that states it's not collecting any of your web browsing data.

Language Translator ($29.99)

Language Translator  has an eye-popping price, but for some people, it might be worth that and more. Language Translator is a sophisticated translation app that's now expanded to include a Safari extension as well. With this Safari app extension, you can translate words and websites to and from 103 different languages. Once you have the extension installed, you can highlight any text on a website (or a full page) and have it translated instantly. And while the price is high, it's just a one-time fee and not a subscription.

CardPointers ($3.99/mo)

If you've got a bunch of different credit cards,   CardPointers  can be a very handy iOS Safari extension for making sure you wisely pick the right one for each purchase. You'll enter all of your  credit cards  into the app (but no account info, which is nice) and when you shop, the CardPointers extension will let you know which card you should use to maximize the rewards points and bonuses you'll get back.

PiPifier (free)

If you've gotten used to watching a video while you browse the internet, now you can do that on your iPhone as well.   PiPifier  is an iOS Safari extension that lets you open a video in a small picture-in-picture window while you browse. It's a free app that makes it easier to multitask on your phone the way you do on your computer. 

StartPage.ai (free)

StartPage  is a very lightweight Safari app extension — it just has one simple function, but it could really help you get a bit more organized. It's very common to have tons of tabs going in mobile Safari — and no one wants that kind of clutter. With StartPage, whenever you go to open a new tab in Safari on iOS, you'll see a list of all of your open tabs. You can close them or switch to them; that way, rather than opening a new tab, you can just go to an old tab and use that one instead.

1Password ($3.99/mo)

1Password  is a very popular  password management  app, and its Safari extension makes it even easier to use on your iPhone or iPad. With the   1Password  iOS Safari extension, you can automatically fill in your logins and passwords on all of the sites you visit. Typing in passwords on the small iOS keyboard is never fun — especially if you have to try multiple passwords — so the 1Password app should immediately save you lots of time.

Apollo for Reddit (free)

When you're on  Reddit  on iOS Safari it  constantly  prompts you to open the pages in the Reddit app. If you don't use the official Reddit app and you use the popular alternative   Apollo  as your Reddit client, the Apollo for Reddit extension will change the prompt to allow you to open the links in their app instead.

If you'd just like to get rid of the Reddit prompts altogether, there's also an iOS Safari extension called   Viewwit  (99 cents) that gets rid of those popups and banners.

Grammarly ($29.99/mo)

Grammarly  is expensive, but if you regularly write emails, documents, blog posts, or anything else on your phone, it could be worth $1-a-day.   Grammarly  already has a custom keyboard for iOS that you can use across different apps, but if you want to use your regular keyboard on Safari, the extension allows you to do so. The extension will correct spelling, grammar, and punctuation as you type on the standard Apple keyboard (or any keyboard you may want to use) in Safari.

Honorable mentions

Just missing the cut are:   Bring , a shared shopping list app;   Amplosion , which turns Google AMP pages into regular web pages; and   Super Agent , which automatically handles those "cookie consent" pop-ups for you.

Frequently Asked Questions About iOS Safari Extensions

Here are answers to the most common and most popular questions about iPhone and iPad Safari extensions.

Does Safari iOS support extensions?

Yes, as of iOS 15, which was released in late September 2021. iOS Safari extensions will be included in all subsequent releases of iOS as well.

(If you're thinking: Why are you answering this question, that's what this article is about, right? Well, yes, that's what this article was about. But this  is   the most common question, so we thought we needed to answer it for the sake of anyone who stumbled to this article confused.)

Are iOS safari extensions safe? Will Safari extensions be able to see what I'm browsing?

With any browser extensions, whether on your computer or, now, your phone/tablet, you're taking at least  some  privacy leap of faith. Most Safari web extensions will need access to your browsing data in order to work. We have two pieces of advice. One, make sure before you install an iOS Safari extension (or, frankly, an extension on your desktop computer as well), you look into the makers of the extension so you can be sure you trust them. You should also examine what they say they'll do with your data. Will they store it? Will they sell it? Or will they just use it in the moment then forget it immediately? And two, Apple  does  have high (albeit not infallible) standards for the apps they allow in their App Store and especially apps they showcase in their curated lists. So you, perhaps, can have a little more faith that Safari app extensions in Apple's App Store are safer than random extensions you might come across elsewhere.

Will iOS extensions drain my battery?

Safari browser extensions on iOS should not have an impact on battery life. (And, in cases where they block unwanted content on websites, they might even help your battery a little bit.) It's unlikely you'll see any noticeable impact on iPhone or iPad battery life as a result of iOS Safari extensions.

Do iOS Safari extensions work on Apple Watch?

Safari extensions will not work on your  Apple Watch  — and it's hard to imagine they ever will. After all, it's tough to do any web browsing on the small watch screen, so it would be nearly impossible to squeeze an extension pop-up onto that screen as well.

What version of iOS do I need for Safari browser extensions?

You need to be running iOS 15 or later to use Safari web extensions on your iPhone or iPad. In fact, if extensions aren't working, it's likely because you have an older version of iOS installed.

You can see what version of iOS you're using by going to Settings > General > About and looking at "Software Version." If you're using an older iOS, you can run an iPhone iOS update or iPad iOS update by going to Settings > General > Software Update. 

What iPhone/iPad do I need for Safari browser extensions?

You'll need an iPhone or iPad capable of running iOS 15 to use iOS Safari extensions. That means you'll need an iPhone 6s or newer to use Safari extensions iPhone style; and an iPad Air 2 or newer to use Safari extensions iPad style. 

Do browser extensions work on Firefox for iOS? 

While extensions currently work for Safari on iOS as of iOS 15, extensions are not currently available for Firefox on iOS. However it is possible we could get extensions for the Firefox browser on iOS one day — they might just look different than the extensions on Firefox desktop. Apple has locked down the use of browser extensions pretty significantly; however they have been working with Mozilla on universal extensions that could work across all mobile browsers.

Do browser extensions work on Chrome for iOS?

You can get some browser extensions for Safari as of iOS 15, but not for Google Chrome. Apple has very tight rules about extensions on mobile browsers and focused on Safari's extensions first. However, Apple has had discussions with Google (along with Mozilla and Microsoft) about developing a set of universal mobile extensions which will work across all browsers. There's no word on when those might be released.

When are more extensions coming?

More iOS Safari extensions are showing up on a daily basis. Like any new category in the Apple App Store, expect massive growth in the number of available apps over the course of the coming weeks and months.

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How To Convert File Extensions On iPhone (Without Installing Any New Apps)

F or iOS 16 and later, Apple has introduced a macOS feature in the Files app that allows you to convert file formats on your iPhone without needing any third-party apps. If you often download or exchange various files, you might encounter the issue of some files not being compatible with your apps. Instead of the lengthy process of using a converter app, which often involves creating an account (and navigating around pesky ads), you can convert file formats with just a few taps on your iPhone, whether it's from epub to pdf and vice versa, mp3 to mp4 and vice versa, PNG to SVG and vice versa, or other file types.

First,  you'll need to update your iPhone if you're still running iOS 15 or earlier. Next, open the Files app and the folder that contains the items you want to convert, then long-press on your target file. Next, select Rename from the pop-up menu, and edit the file extension to whatever format you want it converted to. For example, if you're converting a JPEG to PDF, delete the .jpg file extension and replace it with .pdf. Files will show you a dialog box asking to confirm the conversion, and the process is complete once that is done.

Read more: How To Speed Up The Internet Connection On Your Android Phone

How To View And Change Hidden File Extensions On iPhone

The conversion process is a tad different for file types that are natively supported in iOS. The most commonly used formats are — including but not limited to — JPG, PNG, MP4, PDF, or MOV. Since we're on the topic, it might interest you to learn what makes JPG and PNG different , and the offspring of both file types, AVIF . The Files app will not display these extensions by default, but there are a few ways you can view what you're working with.

First, long-press on the file you want to get information about, then select the aptly named "Get Info" option from the menu. The tab that follows will contain details about the filename and extension, as well as the directory, size, date and time of creation and modification, and tags.

The second option is a combo step — you can view and change by tapping the three dots at the top right corner to bring up the menu. Select View Options at the bottom of the list, and then "Show All Extensions." Files will now display each item with its original file extension. Long-press on any of the files, then rename it as described above to convert the file.

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StopButton 4+

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StopButton is a Safari extension to pause videos using a toolbar button Safari extensions only work in Safari. They don't work in Google Chrome, Firefox, etc. The toolbar button will not appear if there are more than 2 Safari extensions enabled at the same time

Version 6.0

In-app purchases have been removed App rebranding and new icon Bug fixes and performance improvements

Ratings and Reviews

Best system wide ad blocker out there.

I've tried 10 different ad blockers out there, even the popular ones. This is the only one out of all of those that didn't mess up my Internet or was glitchy. Highly recommend.

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Hello. This app is back on the App Store. Please download the latest version which brings many improvements and bug fixes. The latest update also removes all in-app purchases. Important: This app is not an ad blocker. Please read the app description for more information.

Good app, and the developer is very responsive if there’s a site that Quitalos does not currently block auto play on.

Hello. This app is back on the App Store. Please download the latest version which brings many improvements and bug fixes. The latest update also removes all in-app purchases.

App Privacy

The developer, Lucas Exequiel Di Tomase , indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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Cómo acelerar/reducir la velocidad de un vídeo en Mac de 6 formas 2024👨🏻‍💻

¿Cómo puedes acelerar o ralentizar un vídeo en un Mac? Arrastra el control deslizante de velocidad situado encima del vídeo en la app iMovie hacia la izquierda o la derecha para ajustar la velocidad del clip. Lee más.

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Cambiar la velocidad del vídeo en el Mac te permite consumir más contenido rápidamente y centrarte en la información clave. Esto es especialmente cierto para cursos en línea, conferencias o tutoriales. Además, el ajuste de velocidad en un vídeo ayuda a los creadores de vídeo a resaltar el clip y añadir más dinamismo a su contenido.

Puedes acelerar un vídeo en Mac utilizando el control deslizante de velocidad en iMovie, pero también puedes utilizar otros métodos. Echa un vistazo al post que detalla seis formas diferentes de ajustar la velocidad de un vídeo en Mac.

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• #6 QuickTime Player
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Cómo acelerar/reducir la velocidad de un vídeo en Macbook Air Safari

Cambiador de velocidad online easeus.

• ⏱️Speed: 0,5x-1,5x
• 💻Trabaja para: En línea
• ✅Pro : Cambiador de velocidad de vídeo online sin instalación.
• 🚫Con : Rangos de velocidad limitados.

Nada supera la accesibilidad y comodidad de las herramientas online. EaseUS Online Speed Changer es un programa basado en web que ajusta la velocidad de MP3, WAV, MP4, M4A y FLAC. También te permite bajar el volumen del vídeo y el tono de la canción al mismo tiempo. Además, esta versátil herramienta elimina las voces de una canción , elimina el ruido de fondo, extrae instrumentales y hace versiones karaoke de las canciones.

Paso 1. Entra en la interfaz principal de EaseUS Online Speed Changer . La barra lateral izquierda muestra las nuevas funciones de esta herramienta online. Busca "Cambiador de velocidad " y haz clic en él.

Paso 2. A continuación, suelta el archivo de audio/vídeo en el espacio en blanco. Admite múltiples formatos de archivo, como MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A y FLAC.

Paso 3. El sitio web analizará tu archivo con IA. Puedes arrastrar el puntito de la sección "Velocidad " para ralentizar o acelerar con un rango de 0,5X a 1,5X.

Paso 4. Haz clic en "Guardar y Exportar " para descargar el archivo procesado a tu ubicación local.

Extensión Accelerate para Safari

• ⏱️Speed: 0,25x-2x
• 💻Funciona para: iPhone, iPad, Mac
• ✅Pro : Funciona con YouTube, Netflix, Hulu y más.
• 🚫Con : fallos ocasionales y escasa documentación.

Las extensiones de velocidad de vídeo aceleran los videoclips sin software. Acelerar para Safari es una de las pocas extensiones de Safari que controlan la velocidad de reproducción de vídeo HTML5 con atajos personalizados. También es compatible con picture-in-picture y AirPlay.

Añade la extensión a Safari en tu Mac, reproduce el vídeo y activa la extensión; ahora podrás ajustar la velocidad.

Cómo acelerar/reducir la velocidad de un vídeo en el iPad

¿Cómo acelerar un vídeo en un iPad? Puedes cambiar la velocidad de reproducción de un vídeo en tu iPad en EaseUS Online Speed Changer con su deslizador de velocidad.

Aumentar/Disminuir la Velocidad de Reproducción de Vídeo Mac en iMovie

• ⏱️Speed: 0,1x-20x
• ✅Pro : Editor de vídeo gratuito con alta compatibilidad con dispositivos Apple.
• 🚫Con : El cambio de velocidad no es tan suave.

Como editor de vídeo gratuito integrado desarrollado por Apple, iMovie se encarga de la edición básica de vídeo en tu iPhone, iPad y Mac. iMovie acelera los clips , estabiliza los vídeos, añade filtros de vídeo, cambia la BGM y graba una voz en off. También elimina ruidos de fondo y realza la pista de audio. Los usuarios de Apple pueden importar proyectos de iMovie desde sus iPhones a sus Mac directamente.

Paso 1. Inicia un nuevo proyecto o continúa con el anterior en iMovie. Importa tu vídeo y llévalo a la línea de tiempo.

Paso 2. Sube al botón de velocidad y cambia la velocidad según desees.

Aumenta la velocidad a 2x, 4x, 8x o 20x.

Ralentiza los vídeos al 10%, 25%, 50%, Automático (normal).

O personaliza los valores específicos.

Paso 3. Exporta el vídeo.

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Acelera/Reduce la velocidad de un vídeo Mac más de 2 veces en CapCut

• ⏱️Speed: 0,1x-100x
• 💻Funciona para: iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows, Android, Online
• ✅Pro : Cambia la velocidad del clip de 0,1 a 100 suavemente en todas las plataformas.
• 🚫Con : No sirve para ediciones precisas, como ralentizar la velocidad de reproducción de la línea de tiempo que hay debajo del vídeo.

CapCut es un software gratuito de edición de vídeo con muchas funciones para tu PC, Mac, teléfono y web. Incluye funciones básicas de edición de vídeo , como recortar, dividir, opciones de superposición y cambiar la velocidad del vídeo . Los usuarios pueden ajustar la velocidad del clip hasta 100x y personalizar el efecto de cámara lenta/rápida sin problemas.

Paso 1. Importa el vídeo a CapCut y haz clic en él en la línea de tiempo.

Paso 2. Busca la velocidad estándar en la pestaña de velocidad. Si quieres mantener el tono al acelerar el MP3 , activa la función.

Ve a la opción "Curva " para personalizar tus propios cambios de velocidad, o selecciona las plantillas existentes y afínalas.

Paso 3. Define los parámetros de vídeo y expórtalos.

Acelerar/Reducir la velocidad de un vídeo en Macbook Pro Fotos

• ⏱️Speed: N/A
• ✅Pro : Cambia el vídeo a cámara lenta en las fotos.
• 🚫Con : Sólo funciona para vídeos grabados en cámara lenta.

Tienes que grabar un vídeo a cámara lenta en tu iPhone o iPad utilizando el modo Slo-mo; después, puedes ajustar la velocidad en tu Mac.

Paso 1. Haz doble clic en el vídeo a cámara lenta en la app Fotos de tu Mac.

Paso 2. Haz clic en "Editar " > "Ajustar ".

Paso 3. Arrastra las barras verticales para ajustar cuándo el clip se ralentiza y cuándo se acelera.

Cambiar la velocidad de un clip de vídeo Mac en QuickTime

• ⏱️Speed: 1,1x-60x
• 💻Funciona para: Mac, Windows
• ✅Pro : Reproductor gratuito con controles de reproducción en pantalla.
• 🚫Con : No hay control preciso sobre los cambios de velocidad.

QuickTime Player es una arquitectura multimedia gratuita, ya desaparecida, para reproducir, transmitir, codificar, cambiar la velocidad y transcodificar. Admite una amplia gama de formatos de archivo de audio, vídeo e imágenes, como AAC, AIFF, MIDI, MOV, GIF, etc. También está disponible para sistemas Windows, pero no se recomienda debido a vulnerabilidades conocidas. Para acelerar vídeos en QuickTime :

Paso 1. Haz doble clic en el archivo (que también funciona en iCloud) en el Finder o ve a "Archivo " > "Abrir archivo " y selecciona un archivo.

Paso 2. Mueve el ratón sobre el vídeo y verás los controles de reproducción. Utilízalos para reproducir el medio.

Paso 3. Acelera tus vídeos.

• Antes de reproducir el vídeo, haz clic en "Compartir ", el botón de velocidad de reproducción, y elige "Velocidad de reproducción " para aumentar la velocidad.
• Mientras reproduces el vídeo, pulsa el botón de avance o retroceso para elegir la velocidad entre 2x, 5x, 10x, 30x y 60x.
• Puedes cambiar la velocidad de reproducción en pequeños pasos (de 1,1x a 2x) manteniendo pulsada la tecla Opción y haciendo clic en el botón de avance o retroceso mientras se reproduce el vídeo.

Ajustar la velocidad del vídeo en PowerPoint de Mac

• ✅Pro : Cambia fácilmente la velocidad de reproducción de un vídeo PPT en Mac.
• 🚫Con : Necesitas descargar el Reproductor de Windows Media.

Acelerar los vídeos en PowerPoint es factible con la ayuda de un desarrollador y del Reproductor de Windows Media. Puedes personalizar el porcentaje de velocidad específico para el clip, pero no puedes hacerlo más natural suavizando el fundido de entrada/salida.

Paso 1. Abre tu presentación, sube a "Archivo " > "Opciones " > "Personalizar cinta " > marca "Desarrollador ".

Paso 2. Ve a la pestaña de desarrollador, haz clic en "Más controles " y selecciona Reproductor de Windows Media. Haz clic en "Activar ActiveX" en el aviso de seguridad emergente.

Paso 3. Haz clic con el botón derecho en la instancia de control del Reproductor de Windows Media y elige "Hoja de propiedades ". En el cuadro de diálogo de propiedades, haz clic en "Personalizado " en "Alfabético ". En la pestaña "General ", busca el vídeo de origen.

En la pestaña "Avanzado ", ajusta la velocidad de reproducción.

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Para terminar

Cambiar la velocidad de un vídeo en un Mac puede hacerse de varias formas, cada una adecuada a diferentes necesidades y preferencias. Desde el uso de extensiones de Safari y aplicaciones integradas como iMovie y Fotos hasta programas de edición versátiles como CapCut, los usuarios de Mac tienen muchas opciones para acelerar o ralentizar sus vídeos.

Para una solución en línea rápida y sencilla, EaseUS Online Speed Changer te permite ajustar la velocidad de vídeo sin instalar ningún software, lo que lo convierte en una gran opción para quienes desean ajustes de velocidad sencillos sobre la marcha.

Cómo acelerar un vídeo en Mac FAQ

1. ¿cómo acelerar un vídeo en imovie en iphone.

Para acelerar un vídeo en iPhone con iMovie:

• Importa tu vídeo a iMovie y haz clic en el botón de velocidad.
• Arrastra el rango amarillo para acelerar.
• Acelera el vídeo desplazándolo en la dirección del conejo.
• Reproduce el vídeo y expórtalo.

2. ¿Cómo acelerar un vídeo en el rollo de la cámara de un iPhone?

Sólo puedes acelerar un vídeo a cámara lenta en el rollo de la cámara de un iPhone:

• Abre las fotos de tu iPhone y ve a "Álbumes ".
• Elige "Slo-mo " y selecciona el clip a editar.
• Arrastra las líneas para acelerar un vídeo.

3. ¿Cómo acelerar el vídeo en el iPhone más de 2 veces?

Puedes utilizar CapCut para acelerar los vídeos del iPhone más de 2 veces. Haz clic en el vídeo y edítalo, luego elige acelerarlo de forma normal o curva.

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